Test 4 Flashcards

1
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What is different about conducting extinction of behaviors that were developed by positive versus negative reinforcement methods?

A

Positive reinforcement you gradually stop the reinforcer negative reinforcement continues the stimuli

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How do extinction burst and spontaneous recovery differ?

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Extinction burst is when you are responsible to a behavior in the beginning phase and spontaneous recovery is a behavior that isn’t reinforced

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3
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How do schedules of reinforcement affect extinction?

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The schedule affects it by positive reinforcement is gradual and negative is continuous

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4
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How is extinction used in exposure based treatments for anxiety?

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  • Desensitization is taking baby steps until anxiety stops
  • Flooding is an overwhelmed situation
  • Graduated exposure is making baby steps without relaxation period
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5
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_____________ is the behavior that a person deliberately undertakes to achieve self selected outcome.

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Self-control

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What is self recruited reinforcement and who might use this strategy?

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Individual prompts others to evaluate their behaviors and provide attention or praise for that performance. A teacher

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7
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____________ is to teach clients specific techniques for regulating their own responses in the natural environment.

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Biofeedback

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8
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What are the strengths and limitation of self help resources?

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Strengths
- Permits various techniques to be more widely extended to the public.
- Can help those who do not come to treatment or whose problems are bothersome them or to others but not sufficiently debilitating bring them to treatment.
- May serve as first step for people in Tx
Limitations
- Need research on effectiveness which problems and for whom
- Adherence to the procedures

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9
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What percent of the population meets criteria for a diagnosable psychiatric condition?

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25%

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10
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What percentage of those population do not receive treatment?

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70%

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11
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What is more costly to society?

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Substance abuse

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12
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Behavior therapy expanded into _____________

A

cognitive behavior therapy

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13
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______________ and _____________ are the most common targets of Cognitive Behavior Therapy

A

current determinants and behavior

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14
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What are the interventions that Kazdin outlined to be evidence based?

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Habituation, Flooding, Graduated exposure, Counter Conditioning, Relaxation training

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15
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What are examples of pivotal responses that are targeted?

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Motivation to respond to social and environmental stimuli
Self initiation
Sociolization

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16
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___________ created the Rational Emotive Behavior Psychotherapy that was based on the irrational thinking

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Albert Ellis

17
Q

____________ developed the Cognitive Therapy for Depression and that it emphasizes the negative cognitive triad.

A

Aaron Beck

18
Q

What is the negative cognitive triad?

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Negative thoughts towards self, world, and future

19
Q

What are the 5 problem solving skills that relate to adjustment

A
  • Alternative Solution thinking
  • Means end Thinking
  • Consequential Thinking
  • Causal Thinking
    Sensitivity to interpersonal problems
20
Q

_____________ developed the Dialectical Behavior Therapy “ DBT”

A

Marsha Linehan

21
Q

____________ is one of the few empirically supported treatment approaches for working with suicidal patients.

A

DBT

22
Q

What does DBT synthesize?

A

Change and acceptance

23
Q

What are challenges to getting evidence based or empirically supported treatments out to clinicians?

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  • No financial incentive to Tx developers so no money advertising
  • Training programs don’t typically train EBTs
  • Little incentive to clinicians to stop work to get training
  • Patients rarely push for latest Tx
  • Not all clinical problems have a EBT available